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Streamlining and Advancing Collection Development with GOBI: Bringing Your Collection Into the 21St Century Purdue University Purdue e-Pubs Charleston Library Conference Streamlining and Advancing Collection Development With GOBI: Bringing Your Collection Into the 21st Century Christa E. Poparad College of Charleston, [email protected] Lindsay H. Barnett College of Charleston, [email protected] Sarah Hoke YBP Library Services, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/charleston Part of the Library and Information Science Commons An indexed, print copy of the Proceedings is also available for purchase at: http://www.thepress.purdue.edu/series/charleston. You may also be interested in the new series, Charleston Insights in Library, Archival, and Information Sciences. Find out more at: http://www.thepress.purdue.edu/series/charleston-insights-library-archival- and-information-sciences. Christa E. Poparad, Lindsay H. Barnett, and Sarah Hoke, "Streamlining and Advancing Collection Development With GOBI: Bringing Your Collection Into the 21st Century" (2014). Proceedings of the Charleston Library Conference. http://dx.doi.org/10.5703/1288284315635 This document has been made available through Purdue e-Pubs, a service of the Purdue University Libraries. Please contact [email protected] for additional information. Streamlining and Advancing Collection Development With GOBI: Bringing Your Collection Into the 21st Century Christa E. Poparad, College of Charleston Lindsay H. Barnett, College of Charleston Sarah Hoke, YBP Library Services Abstract Based on a desire to transition from a paper‐based acquisitions system to a completely online system, College of Charleston Libraries have used the features in YBP Library Services' GOBI3 (Global Online Bibliographic Information) to streamline firm order selections, to expedite and make more transparent the firm order process, and to advance our collection development efforts. Introduction began receiving our print approval plan titles fully cataloged and shelf‐ready in 2012. Our approval There are three key components in our firm order plan profile, which incorporates our collection process: the liaison structure between the College development goals, librarian input, and YBP of Charleston Libraries and the teaching faculty, bibliographer recommendations, identifies our approval plan, and GOBI. content of interest based on our stated collection development needs. Profiles are built on key Liaison Structure pieces of data, including library generated Each department at the College is appropriated a specifications concerning series, publishers, portion of the firm order budget to purchase subject areas, price, format, and other criteria. In library materials based on the department’s addition to continually providing automatic student enrollment and faculty research needs. To shipments for print books of interest, e‐book facilitate communication, each academic content can also be provided. Furthermore, an department chair appoints a member of the approval plan profile can be used to drive teaching faculty as a departmental liaison while notification slips to help library liaisons and faculty the Assistant Dean for Technical Services and find additional titles of interest and to drive the Collection Development appoints a librarian or content for a demand‐driven acquisitions (DDA) library staff member as a library liaison to spend program. the money allocated in each fund. The The titles covered on approval carry typical departmental liaison solicits materials to order bibliographic data, but also include information from the faculty and passes these orders to the provided by YBP’s book‐in‐hand (and now library liaison who selects the materials in GOBI. sometimes book‐on‐screen when e‐books are In addition, library liaisons suggest potential available) profiling process. Each title is reviewed materials of interest to the faculty using the tools thoroughly to determine additional details about available in GOBI. the content of the title, such as whether a title is Approval Plan more appropriate for research purposes, whether a title was edited by someone of interest, if an In recent years, the College of Charleston has put author has affiliation with a specific university, a great deal of effort into refining our YBP and whether a title has a focus on a special topic approval plan. It has become the launching pad (like environment or religion) that may not be for expanding and advancing collection evident in its classification number. The tags development services. YBP works with a number supplied by YBP and the parameters of the of publishers and profiles thousands of titles each library's profile combine to determine whether a year. We have been satisfied with the quality and title is fit to be purchased automatically, if it is range of titles available through this service, and Copyright of this contribution remains in the name of the author(s). Techie Issues 601 http://dx.doi.org/10.5703/1288284315635 best to review the title before purchase (i.e., to GobiTween send a notification slip), or whether it would be YBP Library Services can work with a consortium best to exclude the title altogether. We were also to allow individual users to view what has been able to create a faculty‐specific approval plan with purchased by other member libraries. In the past YBP at the College of Charleston, and when any of year, this has also expanded to identify print our faculty produce content with the publishers versus E‐Book purchases, member library versus YBP profiles, those titles are auto‐shipped to us on consortium purchases, titles active in DDA, and a separate subaccount. titles that were purchased as part of an e‐ Setting up GOBI3 collection. There is a GobiTween view in place for the Partnership Among South Carolina Academic GOBI is YBP’s portal to review and purchase Libraries (PASCAL), of which the College of content of interest. With a variety of features and Charleston is a part, to see which items other workflow options, it is important to collaborate member libraries have purchased. with YBP to find the best workflow, and customize the GOBI setup to reflect that workflow. Key Peer Group component links in GOBI for the College of Each user can create a peer group of other Charleston’s daily workflow are the following: institutions with purchase activity at YBP which purchase history including library catalog holdings, will allow the user to see if a title under whether a title is part of DDA, table of contents consideration has been purchased by comparable when available, book reviews, and library activity. or aspirational peers. While GobiTween is pre‐ configured by YBP, a peer group is customized by Logins can be provided for an unlimited number the individual user. This feature is helpful when of users, as long as they have an institutional evaluating titles that may be considered for email address. User profiles allow the flexibility to accreditation and collection assessment purposes. provide certain features such as requesting titles or allowing the ability to order titles or manage Templates other GOBI users. At the College of Charleston, all of our liaisons have “Select Only” status, which Templates speed the selection process for liaisons allows them to submit title selections only. Our by prepopulating fields such as subaccount, fund Acquisitions Manager is the only person with code, quantity, and selector initials. This feature is permissions to place orders, which has been a especially useful when prompted to enter order great help to us in reducing error and preventing details. duplication of effort. Custom user profiles can be created allowing users to define their own Streamlining Firm Order Selections workflow based on what they have the capability Our workflow is configured with the library to do. liaisons as selectors in GOBI. Departmental Some key options in use at the College of liaisons inform the library liaisons regarding titles Charleston to optimize GOBI include the they would like to have in the collection. The following: library liaison then researches the titles, selects, and submits them in GOBI. The orders are then Preferences reviewed and placed by the Acquisitions and Electronic Resources Manager. Under “General Cart Preferences,” setting the “default title view for list results” to “full” displays Slips links to features such as library activity and reviews. These can aid in determining whether to Slips are lists of titles sorted by fund code that are select a particular title. In addition, under “Basic delivered electronically in GOBI which can be Search Preferences,” the default search field and automatically distributed to faculty and staff by Boolean operator can be configured. email using the notification process. Slips are based on our YBP approval profile and represent 602 Charleston Conference Proceedings 2014 areas in which we may be interested in purchasing save search parameters saves time when it is books but do not wish to have titles shipped necessary to run a specific search many times automatically. Library liaisons deliver slips to their during the year. assigned departmental faculty, and many faculty members use these lists as a method of Evaluating Titles identifying books they would like us to purchase The following assist librarians and faculty as firm orders. This is an effective way to build the members in evaluating titles under consideration collection while ensuring that the titles we for selection. purchase are high quality and serve the research needs of our institution. In some subject areas,
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